Matthew 12:36 echoes the theme of giving account to God, reinforcing the judgment context here.

In Luke 16:2, a steward is called to give account of his management—mirroring the personal accountability to God in this verse.

Galatians 6:5 says each will bear their own load—reinforcing the individual responsibility and accountability before God here.

1 Peter 4:5 directly states they will give account to God who judges—parallel to this call for personal accountability.

Hebrews 13:17 applies the same accountability to leaders who must give account for souls—a specific extension of this principle.

Revelation 2:23 speaks of God giving to each according to works—reinforcing the personal accountability to God here.

Revelation 22:12 promises Christ repays each according to deeds—directly parallel to giving an account to God.

In Matthew 18:23-35, the parable of the unforgiving servant illustrates giving account—our forgiveness of others is weighed in that account.

Acts 24:25 shows Paul warning of coming judgment—the same future accountability to God that this verse declares.